The factor that appears to be most responsible for differences in mobility between industrial countries is variation in:
A) discrimination
B) cultural values
C) the occupational structure and composition
D) the strength of connection between parental and offspring position

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The occupational structure and composition of a country is a major factor in determining the mobility of its citizens. Countries with a high proportion of high-skill, high-paying jobs will have higher rates of mobility than countries with a low proportion of such jobs.

The Factor That Appears to Be Most Responsible for Differences